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My name is Casey and I’m a journalist and blogger living in Australia.
The Intercultural Girl is a blog about intercultural life, Nepal, women's issues, cross-cultural communication, women's empowerment and relationships - especially intercultural relationships. I am passionate about women's voices in the media and the movement toward equality between the sexes.
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Category Archives: Funny
Nepal- the trip that nearly didn’t happen
You would not believe what happened to me on the day we departed Australia for Kathmandu. We got to the airport with plenty of time and decided to get a coffee at the cafe and wait there until Singapore Airlines … Continue reading
The kuirini talking Nepali
At every Nepali gathering, I am always the only ‘kuirini’. The word ‘kuirini’ means foreigner, or white girl, in Nepalese language. Some say it’s a bit derogatory, but on the whole, it’s a simple way to refer to a foreigner. … Continue reading
10,000 hits
Recently I made it to 10,000 hits on my blog! Hooray for me! In a relatively short time, my blog has gone from a casual hobby to a real project of mine which I thoroughly enjoy. It’s a great chance … Continue reading
For the love of God….,I mean, cricket.
If any of you desi girls haven’t seen your other half lately, you’ll know, like me, what’s happened. An all-consuming, life-changing event is taking place leaving many a woman sleeping alone for nights on end. Yes you know what I … Continue reading
Weird potions and remedies
This will be a quick post to find out if any of my fellow readers have ever been given some weird Asian remedy to fix their sickness. A while back I had a pretty bad fever including really bad stomach … Continue reading
Arranged marriages. What do you think?
Last week Rabindra and I had a very funny conversation. It went something like this: R: “You know, I was thinking…. it’s really hard in Australia.” Me: “What do you mean?” R: “Well you have to find your own boyfriend … Continue reading
“Strange” perceptions- Australia- part 2
So as a follow up to my last post here, I promised to get Rabindra’s view on what he sees as ‘strange’ in my culture. I’m not sure if all of these are necessarily cultural or just reflective of me … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-cultural, Culture, Differences, Festivals, Food and cooking, Funny, Intercultural, Intercultural Relationship, Nepal, Uncategorized
Tagged australian culture; nepalese culture; australian festivals; nepalese festivals; kangaroos; meat pies; australia's national dish; cultural beliefs about australians
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“Strange” perceptions- Nepal- part 1
All cultures have different customs, behaviours and rituals. In my view, Rabindra has some very strange customs and traditions. And he perceives some aspects of my culture as very strange so it works both ways. I shouldn’t call them “strange” … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-cultural, Culture, Differences, Food and cooking, Funny, Intercultural, Intercultural Relationship, Nepal
Tagged differences in australian and nepali cultures; cultures; differences; rice pudding; eating with hands; not using toilet paper, nepali culture; nepalese culture, nepali food
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Laugh until your stomach hurts
When was the last time you laughed until your stomach hurt? Last night, in a McDonalds car park, Rabindra and I were waiting to pick up my brother and we just started laughing…about nothing. We couldn’t stop, we were laughing … Continue reading
Posted in Funny, Intercultural Relationship, Love
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Language…don’t call me sweaty!
I think there’s at least one thing nearly all people in intercultural relationships have in common. That is the magnificent, yet, pain-staking problem of language differences. When I am with Rabindra and his friends, they generally are happy to speak … Continue reading
Posted in Differences, Funny, Intercultural Relationship, Language, Nepalese language, Uncategorized
Tagged funny, language, Language differences, Nepalese
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